Hey,
you might be interested in this thread for getting your question answered.
https://moz.com/community/q/quickest-way-to-deindex-a-large-number-of-pages
Hope it helps. Cheers, Martin
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RE: Best practice for deindexing large quantities of pagesposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
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RE: Rate My Logo!posted in Branding
Hey,
the decision is rather subjective so the people's recommendations may differ...
However, I personally like the green one but I'd delete the color transitions as far as it's a bit outdated now. Also, if you plan to print business cards and posters, the colors may be inconsistent because of the transition.
Consider some kind of a less-detailed flat logo instead. Especially for the internet based service.
Cheers, Martin
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RE: How can I find all broken links pointing to my site?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Use ahrefs and split the crawls for the main folders of the website. Actually, consider the priorities because then you don't have to do all of the 20m. Start with the main ones and go step by step for being able to crawl the majority.
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RE: Backlink From Different Language Sites Will Spoil My Ranking?posted in SEO Learn Center
There's no use in getting backlinks from different languages unless your site talks about languages, travelling, political issues in that particular country etc. The link has to look natural and Google has to make the judgement that it's valuable for your visitor. It also depends on your TLD (.com, .co.uk, .ru). If your visitors are mostly from Pakistan, there is usually no value in backlinks from Mexico for example. Moreover, you risk getting spammy links and thus hurting your rankings.
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RE: I have a client in Australia that is going to set up a website that is in Chinese to service their Asian customer base (Indonesia, Singapore, HK, China). What domain should they use?posted in Local Website Optimization
Hi,
Chinese internet is a bit special, as it requires a website to be hosted in China with .cn TLD. However, it is possible to host it in Hong Kong as well. For other countries, I'd recommend to setup the subdirectories on .com.au for not loosing the domain authority. However, if you plan to extend your business to more countries in the future, I'd recommend to setup scalable system of TLD's (such .com) as soon as possible. But for now, start with China .cn with 301 from .com.au/cn.
Best,
Martin